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Delaware - one of the original thirteen colonies - has its State Capitol in Dover. Delaware is the smallest but one State in the Union, having an area of 2,050 square miles; it is sometimes referred to as the "Diamond State," on account of its small size and great worth. The State flower is the peach blossom. Delaware took its name in 1703, from Lord de la Warr.

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